He got fired because he wanted to go close a deal rather than open a store in the morning.That helped inspire him to open his first business, Micro Solutions.Her relationship with Levin eventually ended because he did not want to marry or have children.Huffington moved to New York City at the age of 30.It's difficult to hold your family life together; it's bloody hard work and only one word really matters — and that's surviving." Blankfein didn't take the typical route to finance. He got his law degree from Harvard at age 24, then took a job as an associate at law firm Donovan Leisure."I was as provincial as you could be, albeit from Brooklyn, the province of Brooklyn," Blankfein told William Cohen at Fortune Magazine.Our second date was to see 'The Mastersingers' at Covent Garden.Our first trip abroad was to Bayreuth to see 'Wagner's Ring.'" At age 20, Branson opened his first record shop, then a studio at 22, and launched the label at 23. Those early years were tough, he told Entrepreneur: "I remember them vividly.

Before that, she was a model, booking clients from Unilever to Chanel.As a kid, his dad would take him to construction sites and have him and his brother pick up empty soda bottles to redeem for cash.He says that he didn't make much, but it taught him to work for his money."I never considered myself unequal, and I think I got a very good education being a stockbroker." In 1972, Stewart left Wall Street to be a stay-at-home mom. At age 25, Cuban had graduated from Indiana University and had moved to Dallas.He started out as a bartender and then a salesperson for a PC software retailer.